TreeLogic
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- Coastal SC
I'm sorry, I'm afraid if I put my real pic on here Badeaux may try to hunt me down.
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JeffGu
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- Osceola, Nebraska
And smack you with his titty pink ditty bag...
AmericanArborist
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- Omaha, NE
He ended up making his video private.
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- Home of the New Jersey Devils
That says all you need to say right there.
treehumper
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- Ridgefield, NJ
Hopefully, it was due to an epiphany of how embarrassing that was.
TreeLogic
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- Coastal SC
TreeLogic
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- Coastal SC
I wonder if the old flush cut is his work too...
james mauldin
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Yeah, that's gonna be a great looking set of trees in a couple of years
TreeLogic
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- Coastal SC
TreeLogic
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- Coastal SC
Here's the house where the trees originate. Some pretty nice homes in this neighborhood. All marsh in the back.
TreeLogic
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- Coastal SC
And here's where the client who hired Badeaux resides...
TreeLogic
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- Coastal SC
That's some nice espalier, huh?
JeffGu
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- Osceola, Nebraska
"Would you like some escargot with your espalier, Marshall, dear?"
"No, no... gotta get to work. Pulling some lilac bushes out by the roots with a 90-ton crane, today."
"Well, it's cold out, dear... make sure your balls aren't sweaty or you'll get stuck to the crane ball, again."
"No, no... gotta get to work. Pulling some lilac bushes out by the roots with a 90-ton crane, today."
"Well, it's cold out, dear... make sure your balls aren't sweaty or you'll get stuck to the crane ball, again."
TreeLogic
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So I think it's pretty obvious from pic #1 that there was no cutting back to laterals of any sort. Straight up stubs of the 12"-14" kind. Pretty sad.
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." His legacy has been well built on aesthetic trimming and removing some of the largest most dangerous trees Mother Nature evergrew from all over this great country. "
Is this his version of aesthetic trimming? Something his legacy is built on?
Actually, it might be. Legacy does not have to be apositive thing.
Is this his version of aesthetic trimming? Something his legacy is built on?
Actually, it might be. Legacy does not have to be apositive thing.
Stihlmadd
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- Adelaide South Australia
thankyou Treelogic that was what I expected, boundary cut to the fence line with no skill or time expressed at the final cut just a moron machine response - he either doesn't understand trees or just doesn't care,
ignorant or chooses to stay in ignorance.
listing vid private more evidence of path of chosen foolish behaviour.
whatta' assclown.
legacy is something dead people leave behind to remind us of them when they were alive - hmm yes it could def' be positive in this case.
ignorant or chooses to stay in ignorance.
listing vid private more evidence of path of chosen foolish behaviour.
whatta' assclown.
legacy is something dead people leave behind to remind us of them when they were alive - hmm yes it could def' be positive in this case.
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- Home of the New Jersey Devils
It's really sad. For one, you have a homeowner who wants to pay to "prune" someone else's trees like that for a view (I'm guessing) , second you have a tree owner that doesn't understand how detrimental that will be to the vitality of their trees, and then there's the culprit. The "expert bad ass" tree climber who can do it and take a check no problem. Too many idiots in this equation. I'm out.
TreeLogic
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Well, I'm not holding my breath but let's just hope this dude learns from this shitstorm he caused. Maybe he'll learn more about proper pruning, proper crane picks, and one day become the badass climber he dreamed he already was. Maybe just maybe. But again, I'm not holding my breath.
james mauldin
New member
As Mark said, how many times have we had to inform tree owners that the work being requested when we show up for the estimate shouldn't be done or at least not the way they initially thought they wanted it. Or had to turn down jobs because another company had flat topped a tree and the owner wanted it to be hacked just like again because the tree was too tall or too big or too scary.
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